Roof repairs
Slipped tiles and slates, ridges, valleys and lead.
Roof leaking? Tiles off? Flat roof letting go?
Roofers based in Lancashire, for leaks, repairs and new roofs
- Free quote, no obligation
- Call or text, evenings too
- Same day for leaks
Peak Roofing is a roofing company based in Lancashire, covering Preston, Blackpool, Blackburn, Burnley, Lancaster, Chorley and the towns between. Tell us what’s happening with the roof: if a repair will do, that’s what you’re quoted for, and you get the price before any work starts.
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Lead on a slate roof -
A new felt flat roof -
Clay tiles to the eaves
New concrete tiles and a clipped dry ridge.
- Price agreed firstBefore any work starts.
- Call or textOne number, evenings too.
- Tiles and slatePlus lead and flat roofs.
- Lancashire basedCovering towns across the county.
Roof checker
What’s wrong with your roof?
Pick what you can see. Here’s what it usually means and how we’d fix it.
A leak is rarely right above the stain
What it usually means
Water gets in at a slipped tile, a valley, chimney flashing or a tired flat roof, then runs along the felt or timbers before it shows.
What we do
We look at the roof for where it’s likely getting in, and quote to repair it.
Next step
Tell us where the stain is; a photo helps.
One slipped tile lets rain onto the felt
What it usually means
Old nails rust and frost and wind lift tiles. Rain then gets onto the felt and, over a winter, into the battens.
What we do
Tiles refixed or replaced with the closest match we can get, and the ones around them checked while we’re up there.
Next step
Call or text a photo of the tiles.
Crumbling mortar under the ridge
What it usually means
Ridge and hip tiles sit on mortar that cracks with age. Once it goes, the tiles can rock, lift or fall in high winds.
What we do
Rebedded in fresh mortar, or a dry-fix ridge that’s clipped and screwed down instead of relying on mortar.
Next step
Call or text a photo of the ridge.
Old felt cracks, blisters and lets water sit
What it usually means
Felt dries out in the sun and splits. Water sitting on it finds the joints and edges and gets into the deck.
What we do
Patched if the deck is sound. If it’s had its day, a new felt or fibreglass roof, with new edge trims and gutter where needed.
Next step
Tell us what’s under it and whether it’s leaking yet. You get the options and the price before any work.
Chimneys let water in at the top and the base
What it usually means
Cracked flaunching round the pots, worn pointing and lifted lead flashing all let rain into the stack and the roof below.
What we do
Flashing redone, pointing and flaunching renewed, and pots re-bedded or sealed.
Next step
Call or text a photo of the stack.
Water going over the gutter, not into it
What it usually means
Blocked, sagging or misaligned gutters, or rotten boards behind them. The overflow soaks the wall and the roof edge.
What we do
Gutters realigned, rejointed or replaced, and new uPVC fascias and soffits where the boards behind have gone.
Next step
Call or text a photo.
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Text Peak Roofing a photo of whatever you can see, or describe it in the form, and we’ll come back to you about it.Describe what you can see in the form and we’ll call or text you back about it.
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Every part of the roof, one number to call
From one slipped tile to a whole new roof, plus flat roofs, chimneys and the roof edge. Pick a service to see the work and what it involves.
Roof leak repair
Water coming in? Call or text a photo.
New roofs and re-roofs
Full and part re-roofs in tiles or slate.
Flat roofs
Felt and fibreglass, repaired or renewed.
Chimney repairs
Flashing, pointing and flaunching.
Fascias and guttering
uPVC fascias, soffits and new gutters.
One gable, two stages
From bare battens to a tile-hung gable
The same gable, seen from the scaffold. First the new breathable membrane and battens went on; then it was hung with new clay tiles, with a band of rounded tiles across the middle under the white bargeboards.
- New breathable membrane across the gable
- Battens set out to suit the tiles
- New clay tiles hung course by course
- The edges finished under the bargeboards
Peak RoofingRoofers based in Lancashire
How we work
Roofers in Lancashire for the whole roof
Peak Roofing is a roofing company based in Lancashire, working on pitched and flat roofs across Preston, Blackburn, Burnley, Chorley, Lancaster and the towns between.
- Repairs and full roofs. From one slipped tile to a new roof, plus flat roofs, chimneys, lead work and gutters.
- Tiles and slate. Concrete and clay tiles, natural slate and lead, plus felt and fibreglass flat roofs.
- One number. Call or text the same number, and send a photo of the roof if you can.
- Repair first. If a repair will do, that’s what you’re quoted for, and you get the price before any work starts.
How it works
How a job works, from first call to finished roof
The same four steps for one slipped tile or a whole new roof.
- Step 1
Call or textCall or send the form
Tell us what’s happened. A photo of the roof or the ceiling helps.
- Step 2
We take a look
We look at the roof and tell you what we think it needs.
- Step 3
A free quote
You get the price before any work. No obligation.
- Step 4
The work is booked in
Once you’re happy with the price, we agree a date and do the work.
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Where we work
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Areas we cover
Roofers in Lancashire, covering towns from Lancaster to Chorley
Peak Roofing is a roofing company based in Lancashire. We cover Preston, Blackpool, Blackburn, Burnley, Lancaster, Morecambe, Chorley, Leyland, Accrington, Darwen, Ormskirk, Skelmersdale, Clitheroe and the towns and villages between.
Pick your town to see what is typical on its roofs, or text Peak Roofing your town and ask.
- Roofers covering Preston
- Roofers covering Blackpool
- Roofers covering Blackburn
- Roofers covering Burnley
- Roofers covering Lancaster
- Roofers covering Chorley
- Roofers covering Leyland
- Roofers covering Accrington
- All the towns we cover
Town not listed? Call 07576 545213 or text us or send us the form and ask.
Questions
Roofing questions, answered
How much does a roof repair cost?
It depends on what’s wrong and how the roof is reached, so we don’t guess over the phone. We look at the roof and give you the price before any work starts. The quote is free and there’s no obligation.
Do I need a new roof, or can it be repaired?
Often a repair is all it needs, and if a repair will do, that’s what you’re quoted for. If a roof is past repairing, we’ll explain what we’ve seen. New roofs and re-roofs.
When can you come out?
Call or text Peak Roofing on 07576 545213 with your town and what’s wrong, and we’ll tell you the earliest we can get to you. We answer in the evenings too, and for a leak we can come out the same day.
Which areas do you cover?
Peak Roofing is a roofing company based in Lancashire. We cover Preston, Blackpool, Blackburn, Burnley, Lancaster, Chorley, Leyland, Morecambe and the towns between. See all the areas we cover.
Do you work on slate roofs as well as tiles?
Yes: concrete and clay tiles, natural slate and lead work, plus felt and fibreglass flat roofs. See roof repairs and flat roofs.
Do you repair flat roofs on extensions and garages?
Yes. If the deck underneath is sound, a flat roof can often be repaired; if not, it’s replaced in felt or fibreglass. See flat roofs.
Can you fix a leak round my chimney?
Yes. Chimneys usually let water in at the lead flashing at the base or the flaunching round the pots. See chimney repairs.
Do I need planning permission for roof work?
Usually not for repairs or like-for-like re-roofing. Listed buildings and conservation areas can be different, so check with your council first. More roofing questions.
Can you fit a dry-fix ridge?
Yes. A dry-fix ridge clips and screws each ridge tile down instead of relying on mortar. See roof repairs.
Do you do fascias, soffits and gutters?
Yes: new uPVC fascias, soffits and guttering, and gutters realigned or given new joints. See fascias, soffits and guttering.